Colostomy Bags (a box of 15 pieces)
Colostomy Bags (1 piece)
Colostomy Bags (a box of 15 pieces)
Colostomy Bags (1 piece)
*Packaging color may differ according to distribution region.

Colostomy Bag

StayDry™ Incontinence & Urology
A Colostomy Bag is a medical device used to collect waste from the colon that is surgically diverted through an opening in the abdomen. This ostomy appliance is produced by AdvaCare Pharma in ISO and CE approved facilities.

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What is a Colostomy Bag?

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A Colostomy Bag is a medical device used to collect waste from the colon that is surgically diverted to an opening in the abdomen. This ostomy appliance can be closed or drainable and is available as one-piece or two-piece systems. Sizes also vary depending on the patient's specific needs.

Colostomy bags are designed to be discreet and comfortable, with features such as odor barriers and soft materials to help maintain patient dignity and comfort. Patients with a colostomy can receive training and support to learn how to manage their ostomy appliance and maintain good hygiene to prevent skin irritation and infection.

AdvaCare Pharma manufactures Colostomy Bags in ISO and CE-certified facilities located in China, India, and the USA. Our incontinence products are created with top-quality materials and are tailored to satisfy the demands of healthcare providers and patients worldwide. We adhere to rigorous quality control measures to ensure that our ostomy products are safe and trustworthy.

Product Specifications

Type

Closure Type

One-Piece System

One-Piece System colostomy bag consists of a base plate used as a skin barrier around the stoma, with the pouch joined together as a single unit. They provide simplicity and convenience as compared to two-piece systems, but require changing the entire unit including the skin barrier when the pouch is changed. These bags are made of non-woven material to ensure safety and reliability.

Colostomy Bag One-Piece System

Non-adhesive Two-Piece System

Non-adhesive Two-Piece System colostomy bags are designed to allow the pouch to be changed while leaving the barrier/wafer attached to the skin around the stoma. The barrier/wafer is part of a flange unit, and the connection mechanism to join both parts consists of a pressure fit snap ring. These systems provide greater flexibility than one-piece systems, as only the pouch needs to be changed instead of the entire unit. They are suitable for patients with sensitive skin or those who require frequent pouch changes.

Colostomy Bag Two Piece Non Adhesive

Adhesive Two-Piece System

Adhesive Two-Piece System colostomy bags are designed to allow for easy and convenient changes of the pouch while leaving the barrier or wafer attached to the skin surrounding the stoma. The system consists of two separate parts: the barrier/wafer and the pouch, which are joined together using an adhesive mechanism. This type of colostomy bag is suitable for individuals who prefer an adhesive attachment over a snap ring or flange. The adhesive ensures a secure fit and helps to prevent leakage, allowing individuals to feel confident and comfortable while going about their daily activities.

Colostomy Bag Two Piece Adhesive

Why are we a top Colostomy Bag manufacturer?

AdvaCare Pharma is a leading manufacturer of Colostomy Bags and other top-quality medical devices. Our StayDry™ range of incontinence and urology products are designed with maximum efficacy and safety in mind, while minimizing environmental impact. We produce our medical supplies in our facilities located in China, India, and/or the USA.

With over 20 years of experience in the healthcare industry, AdvaCare Pharma boasts a robust distribution network that spans across 65 markets worldwide. Our focus is on cultivating strong relationships with our partners and distributors, allowing us to provide tailored and market-specific solutions that meet their unique needs.

Our mission is to provide our customers with superior quality medical devices, and we remain dedicated to achieving this through innovation, collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to customer satisfaction.

Uses

How is a Colostomy Bag correctly utilized?

To use a Colostomy bag correctly begin by:

  • Confirm the skin surrounding the stoma is spotless and arid prior to fixing the bag.
  • It is advisable to empty the bag when it reaches one-third to half its capacity, or more frequently as needed.
  • For empty, the bag should be unlocked or opened, allowing waste to be disposed of properly.
  • Prepare the skin around the stoma properly for a secure and leak-free attachment.
  • Apply the adhesive or skin barrier smoothly to avoid creases for both comfort and functionality.

What should be considered when choosing a Colostomy Bag?

The selection of a Colostomy Bag is pivotal for ostomy patients, taking into account the individual's skin type, lifestyle, and the system's convenience. A One-Piece System combines convenience and ease, ideal for those favoring straightforward solutions, but necessitates changing the entire unit for each replacement.

The Non-adhesive Two-Piece System offers adaptability, especially beneficial for individuals requiring frequent changes without disturbing the skin barrier. The Adhesive Two-Piece System is distinguished by its separate bag and barrier, connected with an adhesive for a dependable fit, tailored to those seeking a balance between flexibility and security.

The final selection hinges on personal preference, considering skin sensitivity and daily routine.

What's the recommended frequency for emptying and replacing a Colostomy Bag?

The interval for emptying and replacing a Colostomy Bag varies, depending on the stoma's output, size, and the wearer's comfort level. Typically, it is best to empty the bag when it is about one-third to half full to mitigate the risk of leaks and discomfort due to weight.

Replacement frequency generally spans from every 1 to 3 days, contingent on necessity. This routine helps to maintain hygiene, minimizing skin irritation, and confirming the bag's efficacy in waste containment.

FAQs

What is the difference between a one-piece system, non-adhesive two-piece system, and adhesive two-piece system for Colostomy Bags?

A One-Piece System is an integrated colostomy bag and skin barrier that cannot be separated. It is convenient for individuals who prefer a simple and compact option. A Non-adhesive Two-Piece System consists of a colostomy bag and a separate skin barrier or wafer that is attached using clips or snaps, an external belt or adhesive. An Adhesive Two-Piece System includes a colostomy bag and a skin barrier or wafer that has an adhesive backing for direct application to the skin. It provides a secure and discreet fit.

How often should a Colostomy Bag be emptied and changed?

On average, it is recommended to empty the colostomy bag when it is about one-third to half full to prevent excessive weight and possible leaks. The frequency of changing the entire colostomy bag typically ranges from every 1 to 3 days, or as needed, depending on the type of colostomy bag and the individual patient's needs and routine. This helps ensure good hygiene and skin care during the process.

How do your Colostomy Bags minimize odors and maintain discretion for users?

Our colostomy bags feature innovative odor-control technologies and discreet designs to minimize odors and maintain user discretion. They are equipped with integrated filters and odor-barrier films that neutralize odors and prevent them from escaping the bag, ensuring freshness and confidence for users.

Are your Colostomy Bags suitable for distribution in both medical and retail channels?

Yes, our colostomy bags are sold to hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and other channels to fulfill the supply chain dynamics of every market. Our colostomy bags come in various sizes, styles, and configurations to suit the diverse needs and preferences of ostomy patients. Whether for one-piece or two-piece systems, closed-end or drainable pouches, we offer options that provide comfort, security, and convenience for users.

How can resources be accessed to support Colostomy Bag care and management?

We provide comprehensive resources for medical distributors to provide ostomy customers with support to help them navigate patient care and management effectively. This includes educational materials, online forums, and access to documentation for personalized assistance and guidance.

How should Colostomy Bags be stored and handled?

Colostomy bags should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and excessive heat. Ensure they are stored in their original packaging or a clean, sealable container to maintain their cleanliness and protect them from contamination. When handling colostomy bags, it is important to have clean hands or wear disposable gloves to maintain hygiene and reduce the risk of infection. Proper disposal of used colostomy bags should follow local regulations.

References

Colostomy bag: Types, uses, and living with one

This article provides an overview of colostomy bags, including their types, uses, and practical aspects of living with a colostomy. It discusses the different types of colostomy bags, the process of changing the bag, and considerations for daily activities such as travel, seat belt use, and showering. The article also addresses the impact of having a colostomy bag on sexual activity and pregnancy.

Types and Indications of Colostomy and Determinants of Outcomes of Patients After Surgery

This study explores the common indications and types of colostomy, as well as the outcomes of patients who have undergone colostomy surgery. It classifies colostomies into four main types and discusses the complications and outcomes associated with colostomy construction. The study emphasizes the significant morbidity and mortality rates related to emergency colostomy surgeries.

Colostomy Care

The book chapter "Colostomy Care" focuses on the purpose of colostomy care, which includes skin protection, patient acceptance, and the prevention of stoma-related complications. It discusses the different types of colostomy bags or appliances available, highlighting the characteristics of the 2-piece and one-piece systems. The chapter also emphasizes the importance of regular colostomy bag changes and the need for stoma preoperative marking by an entero-stomal therapist.

Colostomy: Purpose, Risks, Procedure, Follow-Up Care

This article provides information on the purpose, risks, procedure, and follow-up care related to colostomy. It briefly explains what a colostomy bag is and the post-operative instructions for its use. The article also mentions the role of hospital staff in instructing patients on the correct use of colostomy bags and the maintenance of stoma hygiene.

*Regulatory compliance may vary according to production standard, import requirements and/or manufacturing origin.

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